Customer ratings

I was able to integrate my ancient ST50 devices into my NMEA. The devices are detected. Cool.

The Selden gennaker kit is expensive, but the functionality is superb.

It was important to me that SeaTalk and NMEA 2000 only have one power supply. I installed the adapter as a backbone on both sides, and it works perfectly. OK, it's the same bus system, just different connectors. ... and prices ;) In any case, the data exchange works smoothly. OpenCPN on Linux and NMEA 2000 can now also control the Raymarine autopilot.

Otherwise good

The cable was OK, but I needed it to be female.

The employees of the Svb always tried very hard

Works. B&G and Raymarine backbones connected together. Works perfectly, only the autopilot has yet to be tried. Otherwise all data is available

It allows you to have both NMEA2000 and SeatalkNg buses in a very simple way. 100% satisfied

... you would otherwise have to look for them in vain from other providers and dealers or you can assemble such power cables yourself from power cables (by the meter) with corresponding individual backbone plugs ... So the network remains consistent and is not tinkered with, for example Conversions between networks are carried out with converter sets (for me from SeaTalk (1) via SeaTalk (ng) to NMEA2000). Many thanks again to the dear SVB people (especially to Mr. C. Berwolf -)) with their very good, competent, patient, persistent, friendly and courteous advice and neutral product recommendation. I only felt that I was in the best of hands and can warmly recommend them -) SVB is just a great company and, as an exile from Bremen, I am completely impartial ;-)

Very satisfied with this product

I have various systems on my boat. Sea talk 1, Sea talk NG, and NMEA. I recently installed the Orca Core 2 and used this cable to integrate the device into the existing bus system. Very simple, plug and play, a star deduction because these cables are quite expensive in my opinion.